The evening world. Newspaper, December 5, 1902, Page 11

children at night by prowling around houses and frying door knobs and win- dows, ‘ The policeman arrested Mirs Hender- son, who sald she had been having fun frightening neighbors. The girl broke away from her captor twice, and the second time he shot, the bullet striking her in the leg. J SHOT BY POLICEMAN |NOTED WOMAN DIES ABROAD. | LONDON, Dec. 5.—Mra. W. L. Croll, KINGSTON, N. Y., Dec. 5.—Eva Henderson, nineteen years old, was shot in the leg Inst night by a policeman while she was trying to escape arrest.| native of Chicago, best known tn mu She was dressed in men's clothes. The} gical circles by her maiden name, Alice Policeman was detailed to watch for a| Maude Whatacre, Is dead. el - beg , E WORLD: FRIDAY EVENIN r » DECEMBER. 5, 1992. ing merry In a carriage driven by D, Li) Hotvhkiss, They had just pleted H their day*s work and had no warning | of the peril they were in, 1 other thi ¢ are ronkirs, He and hed invit Fougth st as a particularly danger: was CRASH IS DEAD. ix known (Special to The Evening World.) * girls who were in ous condition, | r was also 1 with the! “ NEWARK, N. J.) Dee 5.—Cl spot. In Clreult’ Court to-day Justice Sherer, one of the fou victims of an accide street crossing of Pennaylvania Raliroad at Hartlee ed at her hone, No. 8§ Houston « is city, to-da, mysterious woman In black or man) Mr, and Mrs, Croll had long been resi- who had been terrifying women ani! dents of London. je party of young peopie were m: Janey Handkerchiers, Dainty, Crisp and White as the Riven Snow. It is these very qualities that make a neat box of handkerchiefs So acceptable a gift. We have selected a number of lots, of the finest quality, put up in boxes, especially for Xmastide purchasers; and we have made the prices such that they will surely attract every one. CHILDREN'S ALL-LINEN INI- | TIAL HANDKERCH!IEFS, in fancy 4% doz. boxesper box 25 WOMEN'S EMBROIDERED AND LACE EDGE HANDKERCHIEFS, Jin fancy 14 doz. boxes, 6 assorted designs in each box, done up specially for The Big Store; the very newest designs; per box, 50C., 75C., $1.00, $1.50, $2.00, 4.00, $5.00 MEN'S AND WOMENS FINE ISPORTED ALL-LINEN. H. S, $ JALLED HANDKERCHIEFS; in fancy boxes, !3 doz. each box: $2.50, $3.00, per box, and upward, 75e., $1.00, $1. 1.50, $2.00| WOMEN'S LACE TRIMMED 5, $ and $3.60. |AND EMBROIDERED HAND- |KERCHIEFS, in single or 44 doz MEN'S JAPANESE SILK HAND- lots, in fancy boxes, at each, KERCHIEFS, with b ia? |9c., 1240, Le, Ie, 2c, ial eth Sekine 6 B5e., 50c., $1.00 and upward, 20 on | (Main Floor, Front, 18th 8t cond Floor. Cent Pretty Story-Books Jor Boys and Girls. The very kind of books which awaken the imagination of chil- dren and inspire them with a love for what is sweet and pure; and all are writien so interestingly that the lessons sink deeper than if preached to them by a parent or teacher. Ghe Children’s Friend Series. Handy Illustrated Volumes by popular authors, including Louisa M. Alcott, Susan Coolidge, Nora Perry. Helen Hunt Jackson, Louise Chandler Moulton, Juliana H. Ewing. Laura E. Richards, A. G. Plympton, ete Choicely printed and attractively bound in cloth, with gold and ink siamp on side. Issued at the popular price of 50 cents per volume. OUR PRICE, per volume. A FEW OF THE TITLES: 3S LILIES. LowisayA VERY _ILL-TEMPERED FAMILY. Juliana H. Ewing. JOURNEY. Louisa M. |THE LITTLE WOMEN PLAY. Adapted it Miss A if y 1 HOLLY-BERRY AND. MISTLETOE. | Gout PENT AEE ad LI ES Ne Mary Caroline } | THE LITTLE MEN PLAY. Adapted trom SNAP-DRAGONS Miss Alcott's story by Bllzabeth 1. Gould. Cie Boys’ and Girls’ Bookshelf, A series of illusireted twelvemo volumes by popular authors, attractively bound in cloth, extra, emracing Stories by Louisa M. Alcott, Susan Coolidge, Mrs, Ewing Laure ichards. Mary P. Wells Smith, Louise Chend'er Mou'ton. Robert Louis tre Lily. F. Vs essehcefi, A. G. Plympton, Harriet. Prescott Spofford, Jean. low end other writers: each $1.00. OUR PRICE, per volume. LIST OF VOLUMES. Juliana H, Ewing. 45 NAN AT CAMP CHICOPEN. Sawyer Hamil DOUBLE By MY BOYS. Loulsa M. Alvott [TRE JOYOUS STORY OF TOTO. Laura MOPSA, TI lean Ingetow. hards A GUER LY. Coolidge. -TIME STORIES. Louise Chandler atyra AND DRUM AT LOUIS- 1. Oxley. AND GIRLS OF BRAN- lyn Raymond. HAM. Nora Perry. ' YOU AND ME. Grace Le Baron, NG FOR ‘WASHINGTON, Jobo ‘True. OD TIMES. WINDMILL. Ju Mary P. Wells MI. PANSY. SLAND. Robert Louis Ste- A FLOWER OF THE WILDERN A G. Piympton. THE ISLAND IMPOSSIBLE, Harriet | § Morgan. MP. Lily F. Wes- ora Shaw. OF THE BLACK BUTTE. hattuck, TOLD TO A CHILD. Jean ND, Walter Went- t veiyn Ray- AMONG mond. Fotiday Sewelry. Sutta!le for Christmas Gitis, BUY NOW Take that advice and profit by it. Varieties . are complete and in all their beauty NOW; crowds, while they are continuous and iarge, are not as large as they will Le ina few days. Save yourself much discomfort by going direct to The Big Store. THE Lind (Secoad Floor, Take Escalator. MENS | 16-SIZE_— HUNTING | SOLID GOLD NECK CHAINS: f CASE WAT plain or en- | soldered links; with heart pend- i graved, fied with a Fine iewelled ant; set with fine rose diamond. «3, OO case warranted (0 wear years, movement guaran: ae rf vernent puaran: Te75 IMEN S 12-SIZE | - CPEN FACE 4.a.-, SOLID GOLD ~ terns: with fine WATCh, new TY rose diamond: thin model, highly SA — in bright, rose, polished, 20-year or Roman case, fitted with an Elgin or Wal- tham movement, 12,75 MEN S 12-SIZE OPEN FACE GUN METAL OR NICKEL ln eee WATCH, fitted with a fine jewelled movement; guaranteed, ay, oO WOMEN’S SOLID GOLD WATCHES, O size, hunting case, handsomely engraved fitted with an Elgin or Waltham move- F5,.75 WOMEN'S _ENAM- ELED CHATELAINE WATCHES, ina variety of popular col- Se phel sy 2.50 SoH GOLD TIE CLASPS; in rose, Roman or bright finishgwith 7,50 rose diamond, SOLID oon CUFF BUTTONS; inp'ain and Fancy patterns; Roman 1.50 cf bright finish, MEN'S SOLID GOLD ‘siG- NET RINGS, ) Roman or bright finis’ ; plain or en: graved, 4.00 WOMEN'S SOLID GOLD SIGNET RINGS; plain or engraved; Roman or bright finish; ee Monogram engraved free 3, 00 | GERMAN SILVER PURSES; heavy embossed top, French gray finish. 1.50 fs | top, with chain and ring attached, VENDNUE OPERA GLASSES; colored match, /} WOMEN'S ST ER- LING SILVER OR GUN METAL ssl Melba Seok ai he ted with a fine jewelled Swit GERMAN SILVER CHATELAINE morocco, fan: ile BAGS, wi heavy embossed top; tallery, nickel wim French gray finish: with chain and mings; excellent lenses. hook attached; |; many new styles tnd patterns to select from. 5.00 , CUFF BUT. BA) TONS: inh iy) many new pat- Sisce Stylish Millinery, 85.00 Fats Reduced to $275. Several hundreds very pretty and becoming Hats that shone demand to-morrow, and to acquire needed room for the display of Hats that are now in the workroom we have reduced each price to : af (MunInery Sal Floor.) Our Gight-Fitty Clothing Sale. Wen ’s Winter Sutts and Overcoats. Such enthusiasm has seldom, if ever, been noticeable in a_mercantile event. stocks have been added almost daily since this great Sale opened. The values were GREAT But since the addition of the reserve stocks just arrived at the beginning. Selections Go-Mforrow Sizes to Fit All Builds of Men. Double- Breasted Sack Suits. There are herringbone and plaid effects, wood brown, olive and Oxford combinations, black and navy. Satin- Lined Overcoats, made of heavy weight FRIEZES in Oxford and black; diagonal overcoat- ings in olive and gray. Long Bell Coats, with vertical pockets, vel- vet collar, full sweep, Ox- fords and brown or olive mixed, Single- Breasted Sack Suits. All the very latest colorings in ie wool fabrics for Fall and inter wear. Dark Plaids, Stripes and Overplaids, also Ox- fords and Silk Mixtures. Ghese Values at Cight- Fifty Are Simply Wonderful, Ohe Boys’ Store on the 2d Floor. | ly Youths’ Overcoats and Suits \ ap y ! f Boys’ Overcoats and Sutts. / The NEW 2 1 LONG COATS, e with vertical pock- ets, and the regu- yz lar BOX COATS; also RUSSIAN +- COATS in great variety. Fabrics ¢ of firm texture in Oxford, navy, olive and brown mixtures; all sizes 2% to 16 years. Every style of suit, including the ‘popular RUSSIAN BLOUSE, 8 SAILOR, NORFOLK, DOUBLE- ~ BREASTED JACKET and 3-PIECE 4- VEST, in all the best-wearing fabrics '¢ and designs. Sizes to fit all ages from I= 2% to I7 years. : 618) SOXTM AWE. meer me attic rountain | CHILDREN’S LARGE FLAT BRIM HATS, made brown, red, white and black: made to sell at $1.25; special, Saturday, at n rt time a MARRIED DEAD WIFE'S SISTER, i. in a short rshall’s wife, wh yearn ago. shall ix forty-three y y-three, as was re: Dr Untrinmed Hats 21 Sweeping Price Reductions. Must have more room for Holiday Goods, cut prices in this manner : WOMEN'S CAMEL'S HAIR AND SCRATCH FELT HATS in desir- jubilantly in a $5.00 assembly earlier., To create an unusually lively able shapes and colors; made to sell at 95c. to $1.45; special, Saturday, at fSecond Floor, Sizes to Fit Fine Kersey Overcoats, black, navy and brown, cut in the new ‘ Manhat- tan” style. Substantial and stylish overgarments. Melton and Frieze Coats. These popular fabrics in Oxford, black and olive shades; all lengths and styles, ‘ lection eve one lours. Cuta black, Diagonals, A special showing of splendid OVER- 6. Ve) GARMENTS for = ? \ the “coming man" of 14 t 20 ¥ years. Garments that show all the -,, style of the “Man’s Coat’ and still % retain a certain “youthful” touch. THE SUITS are made of strictly \\ ft pure wool fabrics in black, blue and mixtures, including olive, Oxford ae ee and fancy overplaids. Sizes 14 to 20 years. in @ morging paper to-day, By his first marrivce he Netherlands, at Washington, of cloth in tan, Sack Suits of Black r).. Sabrics. Positively the greatest se- price ; agonals, Cheviots and Ve- made of pure Worsted, fast non-glossable had six ohiidres ago Mr Up toa lived with . but he hag with his en- Marsh: AADSLEUTH ADMIT SON TED SUICIDE It was learned to-day that the youth who attempted to commit sulclde in Jersey City and said he was the son of County ve Jacobs, the sleuth who | says he played In Cantleld’s with fa | whiskers and face dye, told the truth. called up Chiet on the tele- He will ret tlme and Iv He is a graduate of dson of the late of the United I make an his life. WASHINGTON, Tt ts ome: ary of F ben as A W. W. Diewiddle, night observed the Ghacods: Von Hol The county detectly “| Murphy, of Jersey Cit Jacobs fears ——— SAW GIACOBINI'S COMET. cobint at Nice Tuesday. The 4s moving northwest. OY, jo ran away from Intention of going West, led boy, who that ther attempt to Dec, 5.—The United States Naval Observatory reports that one df Sts staff, Inst comet discovered By. Photographs. One Dozen of Our Finest Finished Cabinets and One Portrait (16x20), in Black and White. (Portrait is delivered ready to frame.) Since the demand for sittings promises to be early appointments will insure early delivery. We make a specialty of copyin both miniature and large size. Ask for prices. BEEF—Prime Ribs: ) FISH—Selected Smoked Had- Wy. 16 3 ° lew: Ib. Cholee Long Island Scalloj so we unhesitatingly hort forequarter fan i Wb 6 ‘| ie, et Rrech-Mate Almond Marshmallows, Operas, Bare MB—Hindauarters ont, Canada Lamb: Ib. CHILT rLTRY rm ‘2 bunches | fo | Rotied fancy | Red aKa Froat, 19th St.) [i joment Waters, PRETZ) or Fig Ib. 12% FI08—Fancy, 5-crown Smyrna or Locoum Figs, per Ib., 16) Cigars and Pipes. The high quality 2 e high quality yand the very van of retailers, ve just received an immense Don’t forget that a box of Cigars or a fancy Pipe makes a very CIGARS. LA CAROLINA, ; box of 25, Primeras; box of 25, New lta ee inpontE: Se. value, box of 60, ‘avin . Perfecto 898 IMPORTED MANUEL GARCIA, Conchas Selectos; box of 60, 4.50 LA GUETINA, High-Grade Clear Cuban-made Puritanos first quality, straight shaj leces; in plush lined .00 grade, at GENUIN! bulidoy plush ‘Asso: 3.95 LA VIENTA, Key West Clear Ha- Yana Purltanos Fin hi x of 5A, EL FENIX, Key West Clear Ha- vana Conchas Especiales; box of 50, ROTHSCHILDS; ; Rothschild 100, 3.50 Shape: mod 3.25 Fined case; $2.60 quality, bulldog shape; -00 | gold ‘trimmings: | in HAVANA SPECIALS; all Hayana, Teather case; made to hand made; 10c, quality, box of 50, ' 1.95 | at FLORODORA CIGARS, box of 100, 1.85 LA INSIGNIA or SUPREMACY, box of 50, 1 DAILY EDITION, Puritanos Fino box of 00 FRENCH, 45 | piece; quality, at i Men’s Stitt Hats. All the very newest blocks. High, Black and Brown. fi Your Chotce le All Builds of Men. Men’s Sott Hats. 00 r gathered under Thibets, Di- @ Pearl. A\ll sizes. (fain Floor, way Frock Suits, Machine ’’ Clay Present. Unique Offer tor Christmastide. @ and enlarging from old pictures, ‘1 (Photographie Studio, Seventh Floor.) World's Greatest Grocery. BRBAD—Finest quality, loat, New England Bread, 1 b.. MACARONI regular 13¢. made BLS; Cxceptionally Interesting Yews for All Smokers. low prices of our goods have placed us in choice assortment of Cig and Pipes right from the factories. We have listed them at prices unequalled acceptable Xmas gift. INE PORTO RICAN BREVAS, LUCKE'S ROLLED CIGARS, box of 60, PIPES. GENUINE MEERSCHAUM PIPE! ried bent ai . Teal amber mout MEERCHAUM PIPES, ium size FRENCH BRIAR PIPES, first RRIAR PIPES, quality; 3-Inch real amber mout h Mned case; §2. dium and low crowns, medium and wide * brims. Fine quality Fur Felt Derbies, Regular Alpine and Fedora shapes. Also, the new Triplex, in all the new blocks. Colors: Black, Brown, Nutria, Fawn and Buy a “Wctor Gatking If You Want to Wake a Fine Christmas 3.00 unprecedented, large SAUCE—"‘Fountain’* quality; a dee tor cold . &e., per bottle, 1 SsEN — Armour's mild, su Jams (slleed), ““Fountatne’? it Dnorg, ‘or 3 te tor Seg (Fourth Floor). leather cases; rade, at | 1,95 14 kt. rolled plush lined sell at $2.00, fat th 1.50 me- 4 Thi (Mala Floor, Rast.) chine public. ie fe a recites anything fully as clearly as the orig- inal. The prices range from The arrangement for payment is as follows Ln t HIS MASTERS VOICE 75.00 tis admirably adapted for home requirements. First payment of $1.5 monthly. When one dozen 7-inch Records are included the price is payment of $2.00 and then $2.00 monthly. MONARCH JR.—$25.00 MONARCH—$35.00 | Sold on the Gasy Payment Plan. | know, vellous Talking Ma- $4,000,000 worth of ‘Victors” were last year. This year is setting a pace. athe tor” plays, sings and FOR THE ROYAL VICTOR—$15.00 This Talking Machine is arranged to use either the 7-inch or the 10-inch Records. is is, as you the most mar? before the . More than swifter ‘Vic. 0 45,00 0 and then $1.50. $20.00, with first First payment of $2.50 and $2.50 a month, When one dozen 7-1 included the price is $30.00, with first payment of $3.00 and $3.00 monthly, it dozen 10-inch Records the price is $35.00, with first payment of $3.50 and $3,50 monthly. First payment of $3.50 and $3.50 a month, When one dozen 10-inch Records, included the price is $45.00; with first payment of $4.50 and $4.50 monthly. MONARCH SPECIAL—$45,00 First payment of $450 and $4.50 a monk. When. ose dozen 10-inch included the price is $55.00, with first payment of $5. monthly. = (Taint Plant, ie